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How to spot replica Project Kics Lug Nuts
I purchased some Project Kics R40's today. But before I did that I did a bit of research and found out that SoSoRSX from clubrsx.com made a great thread on his comparison of Replica vs Genuine Lugs. Because I read his thread I happily & confidently bought some Project Kics off craigslist (come to find out he was a G35Driver.com member who didn't really even use em. Lucky me). I hope that this helps prevent someone from buying some fake expensive lugs. So here it is:
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(Hope SoSoRSX doesn't mind me reposting his stuff. I tried to give him all the credit he deserves :tup:) |
Thanks for the info,anyway these nuts cannot fit the stock Rays.
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pretty much all aftermarket nuts can't fit stock wheels.
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Thanks! There's so many lugs out there to chose from and you do have to worry a out these things when you'rein the market.
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Wow, good info!
It really surprises me the length that some companies go to ripoff someone else's design :facepalm: |
It's not so much the design stealing, but the fact that there counterfeit! Inferior all around, with probably no testing what so ever.
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Wow
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Surprisingly close...thanks for posting
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Great Info, It will be stickied for members to be on the lookout for potential fakes.
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Thanks for the info. You can also get the serial number and call Mackin to verify they if they are real or not.
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wow Im shocked to see such a close counterfeit...it's sad that so many things are being replicated nowadays...
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My biggest issue is the safety factor. I mean these lugs hold the things that keep you planted to the ground and not flying off a cliff. Kinda scary IMO
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Was the price on Ebay way cheaper? Real ones cost a pretty penny.
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